SIERRA VISTA — School may be out for the summer, but boot camp is just beginning for 60 Cochise County students who want to get a leg up in the world of cybersecurity.
SIERRA VISTA — School may be out for the summer, but boot camp is just beginning for 60 Cochise County students who want to get a leg up in the world of cybersecurity.
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The city of Sierra Vista is beginning the placement of sand seals in the Summit Ridge subdivision this week and will complete seals in the Summit Meadows neighborhood next week.
SIERRA VISTA — As striking as the little bird it is named for, Hummingbird Resort Living threw open its doors to the public June 1 at a gala grand opening ribbon-cutting ceremony that was as stunning as the facility itself.
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Courts and Crime
- Woman accused of trying to sell fake Xanax pills pleads not guilty
- Task force makes four Memorial Day DUI arrests
- Ruling could lead to expungement of cannabis sale arrest records
- Parents share children's struggles in sexual abuse trial
- Video, accelerant evidence led investigators to suspect in church fires
- Challenge to Interstate 11 plans upheld in district court
- Dershowitz asks to be excluded from Lake-Finchem case financial liability
- Attorney in Wilson murder case files motion to have conviction vacated
- Transgender athletes shouldn't compete with girls, ex-UA swim star says
- Douglas man arrested in connection to two church fires
- Not guilty plea entered for ex-convict accused of killing woman on Phoenix trail
- Feds say SV woman caught with 2,000 counterfeit Xanax pills
- Hereford man arrested after shooting gun from inside RV
- Lake attorney says Maricopa County not transparent on ballot count
- Lake witness disputes ballot signature verification claim
- Man charged in bicycle death gets 3½ years for probation violation
- Lake attorney puts math in the equation to prove ballots weren't verified
- Man arrested on multiple charges after shooting incident
- Court allows jail district tax election to move forward
- Bond reduced for man who police say impregnated 12-year-old girl three decades ago
They came from very different backgrounds, representing a wide range of ages.
The Warrior Healing Center in Sierra Vista has one goal — zero veteran suicides in Cochise County.
Most Sierra Vista city facilities will be closed on Monday, May 29, in observance of Memorial Day.
SIERRA VISTA — At 18 years old, Chase Deleon is so level-headed and well-balanced that he’s more than ready to head out into this world, looking straight ahead at a future he has spent four years working toward when he graduates top of his class at Buena High School May 25.
SIERRA VISTA — There’s nothing that Bekkett Wolfe loves more than a challenge, the more difficult the better.
SIERRA VISTA — It could be a long, hard summer for customers connected to the grid.
The Sierra Vista Center for Academic Success valedictorian is Rita Elena Bolanos. The daughter of Letisia and Francisco Bolanos, Rita earned a 3.923 grade point average at CAS. When she’s not busy with school work, Rita enjoys drawing, writing and reading. She will be attending school at Nor…
The Sierra Vista Center for Academic Success Salutatorian, Sunshine L. Luna, plans to enroll in Cochise College in the fall to study nursing. Luna finished high school with a 3.66 grade point average. Raised by her guardian, Patricia Witt, Luna says she has had a great support system through…
DOUGLAS — Agents with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms were in Douglas Tuesday morning assisting Douglas Fire Department investigators in determining what ignited separate fires that destroyed two churches Monday and early Tuesday.
Four area high school students who earned top honors at the 39th Annual Youth Engineering and Science Fair earlier this year were awarded college scholarships at the 2023 Regeneron International Engineering, Science, and Technology Fair in Dallas on May 14-15.
DOUGLAS − It was a busy Monday for the Douglas Fire Department as two longtime churches in historic Church Square were severely damaged.
SIERRA VISTA — Cochise College has been designated a Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense by the National Security Agency and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
SIERRA VISTA — Cochise College recently held the Medical Professions Recognition, honoring medical assistant candidates and medical billing and coding students. Seventeen students recently graduated from the Medical Assistant program and two completed the Medical Billing and Coding program.
SIERRA VISTA — For the first time in more than six months, Pamela Gruber is able to buy a dozen eggs without having to feel the pain of sticker shock.
Sierra Vista residents are invited to serve on one of the city’s citizen commissions that assist the City Council in particular areas of interest.
SIERRA VISTA — This was Antonio Chavez’s day.
SIERRA VISTA — Once a thriving club that was a hub of social activity that created lasting friendships, the Thunder Mountain Bridge Club is regaining its foothold in Sierra Vista.
SIERRA VISTA — Deborah Gearty has been trying to get answers on how potentially dangerous the water is she and others use on the southeast edge of Sierra Vista.
Army retirees who have long gotten their health care at the clinic on Fort Huachuca have been told they must now get their medical needs met off post.
FORT HUACHUCA — James Fritz’s eyes lit up wide as he looked at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security ballistic shield and ran his hand over the agency’s duty belt loaded with protection devices.
SIERRA VISTA — Edda Delacruz and Tanya Cherry don’t get pampered like millions of other mothers do on Mother’s Day.
SIERRA VISTA — The Sierra Vista City Council appointed several citizens to the recently reformed Council advisory commissions at its meeting on Thursday.